I am the grit in the gears, the missing bolt, I am the poker of sticks into spokes.
I like to know how things work, but sometimes when I take them apart and rebuild them, I have a few pieces left over.
I am a man, so I tend to leave reading the instructions until after it goes wrong.
And like all men I have a comprehensive mental map of the world and never need to ask directions.
I never get lost, only sometimes I'm late, or end up in the wrong place entirely.
It's what we do.
Sunday, 30 September 2012
What is Wrong With this Picture?
I wonder if any of you can spot what's wrong with this picture?
I see I'll have to try harder, if I want to confuse you all. Though Tenon Saw is a bit non-specific, the answer was that NASA's banner misspelled their own shuttle's name. Max poses a further question, the answer to which I'll try to discover. Stephanie has been drinking too much cough medicine, and Adullamite has been browsing a website of photos from my locality. It's a good one, but I don't go there often, because it's mostly of places I already know.
I'll try to think of a blogpost, but I've been working, and sleeping, mostly, recently, it's been a very busy time. Hey. Buy a house in yorkshire! I'm selling one...
Methinks Tenon got the right answer for the wrong reason: Tenon is British and noticed the misspelling on the banner simply because he thinks Americans spell the word like the Brits. If I am wrong, I apologize. Stephanie is right (of course) about the Apollo 15 command module.
I had seen the photo site of Leeds but lost it. Now I have it again. Thanks.
I hope your brainstorming endeavors produce an exciting post.
If we neglect to go to places we already know, they may change in our absence or disappear altogether.
Spelling!
ReplyDeleteToo easy. What other U.S. Spacecraft was named after Captain Cooks ship too?
ReplyDeleteApollo command module.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever come across this?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.yorkshiredailyphoto.com/
I see I'll have to try harder, if I want to confuse you all.
ReplyDeleteThough Tenon Saw is a bit non-specific, the answer was that NASA's banner misspelled their own shuttle's name.
Max poses a further question, the answer to which I'll try to discover.
Stephanie has been drinking too much cough medicine, and
Adullamite has been browsing a website of photos from my locality. It's a good one, but I don't go there often, because it's mostly of places I already know.
I'll try to think of a blogpost, but I've been working, and sleeping, mostly, recently, it's been a very busy time.
Hey. Buy a house in yorkshire! I'm selling one...
Methinks Tenon got the right answer for the wrong reason: Tenon is British and noticed the misspelling on the banner simply because he thinks Americans spell the word like the Brits. If I am wrong, I apologize. Stephanie is right (of course) about the Apollo 15 command module.
ReplyDeleteI had seen the photo site of Leeds but lost it. Now I have it again. Thanks.
I hope your brainstorming endeavors produce an exciting post.
If we neglect to go to places we already know, they may change in our absence or disappear altogether.